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When building something so big and interconnected, it is easy to lose track of elevation changes within a map. With the assistance of Martin Leuschen, we tracked down a number of issues with the elevation changes within The Winter Tombs and corrected them.
Thus, I present to you these two new versions of the Winter Tombs maps – one at 1200 dpi at 11″ x 17″ (above) and one set to 70 pixels per square for VTT use (below).
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I noticed two more issues with the elevations, I think. I am using this map for a dungeon crawl and wanted to create a color-coded elevation map. I tried a few times, starting in a new place each try, and ran into the same issues each time.
On the left side, in the middle of the page next to the river, is a cave with rubble. The south exit leads to a room with a hallway north. The west exit leads to a cave above that same hallway. I added a ledge to the west exit that is obscured on the map by another tunnel passing over it. You could otherwise add a set of stairs at the south exit.
I also think the new stairs that were added just east of that same cave should go down, not up, traveling north. I am less sure about that but if I track the elevation in a big loop going south then west to the edge of the map then north to the top of the map and then back through the caves I end up off. I just reversed them and it worked for me.